“If we had known what would happen, we’d never have written that graffiti,” says Mouawiya Syasneh in The Boy Who Started The Syrian War, a recent Al Jazeera documentary that tells his story. “We saw what was happening in Egypt and Tunisia,” he tells Al Jazeera, referring to the Arab Spring. “The electric shock treatment was the worst,” he tells Al Jazeera. I wanted to fight for the Free Syrian Army (FSA).”Just four weeks after joining the FSA, Mouawiya was shot and wounded in the leg. Later on, we started to feel we’d messed up and made a huge mistake.”SOURCE: Al Jazeera(Visited 10 times, 10 visits today)Commentscomments

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